British manufacturers are increasingly facing the challenges of increasing productivity while also reducing carbon and energy costs.
With greater uncertainty surrounding the future, growing foreign competition that continues to squeeze margins and the rising price of energy and raw materials, finding ways to be more competitive is paramount. A key tool to achieve these aims is the use of smart controls in businesses across all sectors. While smart controls are already used…
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